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Dats the answer I was looking for.

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> > What is the difference and if you took a recipie say for cake
> > that called for cake flour and you used bread or AP, what would
> > happen? How would it differ?

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> Bread Flour = Chewy
> Cake Flour = Crumbly
> AP Flour = In between

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